SVAKOM Unveils New Vibrator Collection at EroFame 2016
by Trista Wang
SVAKOM made a splash at EroFame 2016, the world’s largest B2B erotic trade show in Hannover, Germany, by debuting a fresh lineup of high-tech vibrators designed for men, women, and couples.
Innovation in Pleasure
At SVAKOM, we've built out reputation on premium, innovative pleasure products: like the world’s first camera vibrator and features such as Intelligent mode, waterproof designs, and rechargeable batteries.
At EroFame, we introduced four new products:Adonis, Primo, Trysta, andElva. Each is crafted from body-safe silicone and comes in a range of vibrant colors.
A Warm Welcome
The new range was met with genuine excitement from attendees, with the first 50 visitors to the SVAKOM booth receiving a special gift box featuring all four new toys! The positive response from both existing and potential customers has filled us with excitement for what lies ahead, as we continue to carve out an influence in the global pleasure industry.
Commitment to Quality
SVAKOM’s products are designed to fit modern lifestyles, offering easy maintenance and a sleek, discreet look. Every purchase is backed by a 2-year warranty and a 10-year quality guarantee, reflecting our confidence in its craftsmanship.
Available Now
Adonis, Primo, Trysta, andElva are now available in retail stores and online-including SVAKOM’s official website. With new items added regularly, SVAKOM continues to expand its collection to meet the diverse needs of pleasure-seekers worldwide.
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